News.
Release dates, announcements, and anything else worth noting. No PR fluff, no embargoed opinions. If it matters to people who actually play the games, it's here.
Starsiege Demo made news on April 14, 1999, with Dynamix has put out the demo for Starsiege on and Gamecenter has an exclusive premiere.
GTT is a leading developer of flight simulation utilities and add-ons. OpenPlane is an architecture that allows interested gamers, developers and third parties to modify and extend games that are based on the OpenPlane standard.
U.S. Navy using Microsoft Flight Simulator is the story today, and it is the kind of late-April 1999 news blast that makes the pre-E3 season feel like someone kicked the hornet nest.
Poptop Software has revealed on their web site that Railroad Tycoon II: The Second Century expansion pack has wrapped development and gone gold.
Warzone 2100 Game Guide made news on April 13, 1999, with Eidos Interactive has put up a Warzone 2100 Game Guide from Prima.
Mortyr has received great retail acceptance and is expected to be one of the largest iMagic retail launches since Apache, and is expected to head to stores over 100,000 units to retail.
Confirming their enormous impact on American culture and entertainment, the United States Postal Service (USPS) reported that consumers have overwhelmingly chosen the growth of video games as the most memorable reflection of the 1980s.
Kesmai and Cha! Announce Partnership made news on April 12, 1999, with Kesmai Corporation today revealed a partnership with Cha!
Acclaim Entertainment today revealed that their new game, Machines for the PC will head to stores to retailers across the country tomorrow and will be on store shelves as early as Wednesday, April 14th.
Get the Picture on Bezerk made news on April 12, 1999, with You make the headlines in Get the Picture, the new original online game coming from Berkeley Systems this spring.